Tripos becomes SciTegic ISV partner

Data pipeline and workflow tools company SciTegic and Tripos Inc. announced in late June that Tripos joined SciTegic’s independent software vendor (ISV) partner program to provide software compatibility between their product lines.
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SAN DIEGO—Data pipeline and workflow tools company SciTegic and Tripos Inc. announced in late June that Tripos joined SciTegic's independent software vendor (ISV) partner program to provide software compatibility between their product lines. Joint customers may now choose to access Tripos' discovery informatics technology from within SciTegic's Pipeline Pilot framework, leading to more efficient and repeatable discovery processes.
 
"Many of our customers already use Tripos' software and find it to be critical to their discovery research processes," says Mathew Hahn, Ph.D., vice president and general manager of SciTegic. "Through this partnership, our joint users will employ Tripos technologies in the workflow-centric Pipeline Pilot environment to solve more complex problems, and to reach a broader audience of users through the flexible deployment of validated processing routines."
 
"It makes sense for us to partner with SciTegic because the strength of Pipeline Pilot is the ease with which a users can establish a link to an existing third-party Web service, which we now have," says Davin Potts, product manager for operational informatics and platform technologies with Tripos. "This really gives a lot more effective functionality from our tools for our customers."

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